Port Elizabeth Travel Guide

The South African Marine Rehabilitation and Education Centre is located along the coastline of the Western Cape Province and is one of South Africa most important marine rescue and education facilities. The centre is dedicated to the treatment, rehabilitation and release of injured marine animals, regularly caring for penguins, seals, sea turtles and other precious species. Through interactive exhibitions, educational lectures and on-site observation, visitors can gain deep insight into the challenges facing South African marine ecosystems and the achievements in conservation. It is not only a research institution but also a public environmental education platform, particularly suitable for families and student groups to learn about the wonders of marine life.

A wildlife park in Port Elizabeth (now known as Gqeberha), South Africa, where you can drive among lions, tigers, giraffes, zebras, African penguins and more than 40 other species of animals. Its most popular attraction is getting up close to 4-9 month old lion cubs, and guided park shuttle tours are also available.

A floral nature reserve about 35-45 km west of Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), South Africa, covering roughly 500 hectares and dedicated to protecting the region's endemic coastal fynbos vegetation, proteas and rare orchids. It offers forest trails and fynbos trails, with views over the gorge and more than 160 species of birds, making it an excellent destination for hiking and birdwatching.

A national park on South Africa's Garden Route, famed for Storms River Mouth, its suspension bridge and spectacular cliff-top coastline, and clad in dense coastal forest and pristine shoreline. The park offers hiking trails, the suspension bridge, boating and wildlife viewing, making it one of the most popular natural attractions on the Garden Route.